neither israel nor the gaza strip is any major producer in oil of any form, but any tension forces countries to take sides. >> that's the whole thing. anyone who trades oil is looking at that. if you look at the options today, the volatility really didn't move out, it actually came in on this move. now normally, 2, 2 1/2, 3 dollar move to the upside, there would be frantic to buy some calls out here. there really wasn't any panic out here as far as where i'm standing. it might be a little bit short lived. everybody is going to keep their eye on it. if things escalate and get out of hand, i don't know about supply disruption but the thought of it could send prices up over $90 a barrel here. we're risking knocking on that door. in the options arena, i didn't see any big flight to try to buy some calls to the upside here. liz: that's significant, okay. >> take a look at that. i like the $85 handle last week. i was looking at that as a base. liz: what are you looking at now because we're already 89? >> i'm still long. it is a good thing for me for the fireworks and going off and what have you, b